Originally listed as TBC on the side's inaugural fixture, the clashes against Perth Wildcats (5.30pm) and Adelaide 36ers (8pm) respectively have been locked in.

Speaking to media at their Kingborough training on Wednesday, coach Scott Roth spoke highly of the side's Northern camp.

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"Going up North to start camp was a great experience for us just in general for the fans to be up there," he said.

"It was our first time bonding and being on the road together so that all worked out really well.

"Being back here we are lucky to have the freedom to move around as easily as we are and have this great facility."

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Admitting his starting five isn't obvious yet, Roth is looking forward to using the NBL Blitz games in Tasmania during November to figure that out as well as the team's dying-minute combinations.

One of those players hoping to be on court when the game matters is former Brisbane Bullet Matt Kenyon, who has been out of the NBL since 2018.

"I'm willing to play on the defensive end and then whatever comes offensively does but for the most part, defensively, be that energy guy, boost the fellas and be a good teammate," he said.

"We've been putting in a lot of work here and up North with the camp so we are looking forward to getting out, playing some games and seeing what we can do there."

The NBL blitz starts on November 14.